Hero and Spider Man

Heroism

Heroism may not be as present as it used to be. Actions that are prevented today, may affect another person’s ability to handle a problem. Each Hero has a super-natural power that makes the Hero different from any other person. How they use that super-natural power would you consider it a form of Heroism?

Beowulf’s actions and background reflect on others in a good way along with Spider Man. Beowulf is born full of Courage, and has Wisdom. Spider Man was bit by a spider and it gave him a super-natural power. He was born as a normal human being then was bit and you could describe Peter Parker aka ‘’Spider Man” as a wimp, bright, and imaginative. Beowulf is bold, and brave. He is more of daring, evil and willing to do whatever it is that has to be done. Spider Man is more of a rescuer.

Traits can follow along with the hero’s strength and unique abilities. Beowulf has strength against defeating on his battles. Spider Man has strength and agility. He rescues, kills, saves people from tragic situations. Beowulf is there to defeat; Spider Man is more of saving people and their tragic accidents. They are two completely different heroes.

The actions these heroes make are somewhat irrelevant to each other. The way they go about their super-natural power afflict on people also. Spider Man’s sense instinctively reacts to trouble. Spider Man depends on his natural ability only when he feels it is a threat to him or somebody else. Beowulf on the other hand, is different. He is born with his ability. So, his actions can reflect maybe in a different way than Spider Man. They both are in different state of minds.

“Average people have been known to lift cars in times of stress.” This statement here would be considered a false statement told on Spider Man’s end. “Cutting off a head, and saving it as a representation of a trophy.’’ This statement here would also be an incorrect action. If these actions were true, fate would definitely be a result on others.

The background on these heroes is a comparison. They relate in similar ways, but are just handled in a different state of mind. Some heroes are legendary, special or unusual. Beowulf and Spider Man are brave and heroic in a fictional way. Both are heroes that come from two different stories and different backgrounds that you could compare and contrast. How they use that super-natural power would you consider it a form of Heroism?